The most difficult premium flattening rankings: tractors, bicycles, daily transactions over 100 million, premium rate over 3%

PortfolioAlert · 2026-03-10T08:19:07+00:00

The latest and most difficult-to-iron-out premium ranking shows that Coal LOF is the only investment target that meets high premium, unlimited quota, and daily trading volume exceeding 100 million, making it suitable for single and tractor combination operations.

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2026-03-10 08:19:07

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The Most Difficult Premiums to Narrow Down Ranking (Closing on March 10)
Selection Criteria: Available as single units / tractor units, daily trading > 100 million, premium rate > 3%, no limit, A-shares LOF (T+3)
First Tier (Highest Premium, Most Difficult to Narrow Down)
168204 China Rong Coal LOF
Premium Rate: 5.0%
Daily Trading: 180 million
Status: No limit, available as single units, tractor units
Difficulty to Narrow Down: ★★★★★ (Most Difficult)
161724 China Merchants Coal Equal-Weight LOF
Premium Rate: 4.1%
Daily Trading: 120 million
Status: No limit, available as single units, tractor units
Difficulty to Narrow Down: ★★★★★
161032 Fortis Coal Leader LOF
Premium Rate: 3.3%
Daily Trading: 110 million
Status: No limit, available as single units, tractor units
Difficulty to Narrow Down: ★★★★☆
✅ Why are only coal LOFs selected?
Crude Oil/Silver LOFs: Extremely high premiums (15%–36%), but all subscription applications are suspended, no arbitrage possible
US Stock/Tech LOFs: Premiums < 3%, very tight quotas (10–100 yuan), do not meet criteria
Coal LOFs: The only ones that meet all conditions—high premium + no limit + daily trading > 100 million + T+3 settlement, with the most stable premium and the hardest to quickly narrow down
One Sentence Conclusion
Coal LOFs are currently the only targets that meet all requirements, suitable for single units + tractor combination operations.

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